Trippin wit George

Hey...I just wanted to wish you a great 2026. And to let you know that I appreciate you.
Over the last month I've had a little downtime...

I went to Portugal.
I spent Christmas in the UK with the fam.
And I celebrated New Years in my favourite place in the world
(Koh Chang, in the pic).

I've had a little downtime. And in this space, I gained some clarity.
And, for what it's worth, I feel compelled to share it with you.

Over 2025:

- My calendar reflected my (lack of) prioritisation.
Goals, Dreams, Family & friends fell away to the not so important.

- What I made had no tangible benefit.
I made stuff that was just selfish. It was for me. Not for you.

- I continually self-sabotaged.
I told myself I was spiritually growing, "trending in the right direction", that I was able to "reflect on my weaknesses" - but...trauma is sticky, and grooved into our deepest sense of self.

In 2026:

- My calendar will tell you my priorities.
Look at my calendar and you'll understand my dreams and goals.

- What I make will do good.
If the thing you make, do, or create, doesn't help people, what's the point in it existing?

- 2026 will be a year of growth.
More sitting on the cushion facing a wall.
More hours spent reading the best psychological, spiritual & perspective broadening literature available.
And no more pushing success away through fear of not deserving it.

People say new years don't mean anything.
It's just another day.
And, this is true. There is no 2026.
There is only NOW.

But, right now, it is 2026.
We cannot change what we did.
We cannot only change what we are doing, and what we will do.

The darkness nearly got me.
I nearly self-sabotaged my own growth (again).

But, I am back baby. And it feels oh so good.

Whatever difficult position you're in, I hope it passes as effortlessly and pain free as possible.

And any good things coming your way, I hope they are bountiful, joyous and forthcoming.

Wishing you a great 2026.

Much love x
George

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Trippin wit George

Quick favour... (if you don't mind?) - recently my reach PLUMMETED on YouTube. If you enjoy my videos, please feel free to drop a like or a comment on my most recent video... I go to Ho Chi Minh (which is EPIC!), and I share 3 things I did to escape the UK and move to Southeast Asia.

Thanks! x

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I just went to Ho Chi Minh...and it was AWESOME! 🇻🇳
Whilst I was there, I addressed something I think a lot of people are worried about: AI.

If you'd like to see some of the incredible country that is Vietnam, as well as how to approach the rapidly changing landscape of AI content, please check the video out.

Thanks legend 🙇‍♂️👊

8 months ago | [YT] | 2

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What's your thoughts on SORA 2, and its impact on content/social media?

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For the FIRST TIME IN HISTORY social media use is on the decline...

And this represents both an incredible OPPORTUNITY, but also a horrifying THREAT to our freedom:


People have officially had enough of shallow content pumped out en masse.


SORA 2, for example, is creating deceit at scale.


A few days ago I was scrolling YouTube whilst having a 💩 like the dopamine malnourished degenerate that I can be at times, and I saw an amazing video of a...

🐐 Goat save a...
🐈 Cat from an...
🦅 Eagle


WOW, I thought - that Goat is a BEAST! But then, I saw it...


...The dreaded "SORA" logo.


Then the algorithm just started penetrating me from every angle...


Just a continual barrage of pointless bullshit.


But, the problem is far worse than we might think...


When you can no longer believe what you see with your own senses, where do you turn for truth?


Here’s a quote from the book 1984 by George Orwell:

📣 “The Party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. It was their final, most essential command.”


We must ask ourselves: Do we trust our political leaders and market shifters to feed us nothing but the truth?


But here in lies the opportunity...


As Aldous Huxley said:

📣 “In a time of deceit, telling the truth is a revolutionary act.”


In 2025, to tell the truth in our content is to be a revolutionary.


So if you can create content that makes people feel...that is raw and real..

That shows them your genuine self and they can connect with you...The PERSON...

this is a huge opportunity to give people what they clearly want - as displayed by the public's behaviour.


Here's what I'm doing to use this trend to my advantage:


👉 Launch a series - weekly upload schedule (or try to 😅). Try to carve out time in someone's diary.

👉 IRL (in real life) - organise more in real life events and foster genuine human connection

👉 Community building - gate-walled groups (like The Creator's Edge) full of awesome people with a common passion/goals.


Truth, authenticity & genuine content > Lies, fake news & shallow slop.


You got this!
George x

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When you look out into your future, what do you see?
When I look ahead, all I see is suffering.
Here's what I mean...

We will lose our youth.
We will spend our money.
We will lose our loved ones.

Months...years...of our lives will be spent in mourning.

The best case scenario for our lives is we live long enough to lose the people we love the most.

And much of this mourning can't be helped.

But, not all of it.

We needn't mourn not going to the places we wish we went - because we can go.

We needn't mourn those words we didn't say - because we can speak them.

We needn't mourn the business we didn't launch - because we can launch it.

The future is going to be difficult, but HOW difficult it will be is, in large measure, within our control.

May your future be bright, joyful, full of peace, accomplishment and fullness.

George x

9 months ago | [YT] | 12

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I truly believe we only have 2-5 years left to "make it".
Here's what I mean...

If we accept that:

1) AI adoption is on the rise
2) AI is improving rapidly
3) AI will replace "online" (ie actions performed on the internet) first...

...then simple logic would deduce that "online workers" are, for want of a better word, f****d.

But if there's one thing I've learnt during my insatiable search for personal growth, it's this:

Nothing has any meaning except the meaning we give it.

I remember listening to Think and Grow Rich on a morning walk, and inside Napoleon Hill wrote:

"Every failure carries with it the seed of an equivalent or greater benefit"

What does this mean?

It means that there is the equivalent opportunity hiding in everything that appears worrisome, negative or threatening.

The question we ask ourselves shouldn't be: "is AI going to replace me?"

The question should be: "how can I use AI to become irreplaceable?"

Good luck!
George x

P.S. One way to become irreplaceable? Make content, learn AI, and build community.

Learn how to that for FREE inside if our free creator, entrepreneur & world traveler community.

It won't always be FREE, but it is, right now. Click to join: go.getthecreatorsedge.com/twg_lite

9 months ago | [YT] | 15

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3 years ago (exactly) I left the UK to move to Thailand.
And in that time, I've learnt one MASSIVE lesson that changed everything. I cover it in this video...

9 months ago | [YT] | 3

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In this video, I share more than I ever have.
But also, I think it's the most valuable one I've ever made.
I hope it can help you in some small way.

9 months ago | [YT] | 3

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For as long as I can remember, I was afraid to stand out.
Because if people would see who I "truly" was, they'd reject me.
[ 00:48s to read ]

Before I left London for Thailand, I used to go to my local David Lloyds every morning.

"Ooooo, that's a nice Mercedes", I'd think as I walked through the car park.

"That's a nice Rolex he's got on", I'd say to myself between sets.

It's funny...

We do things we hate.
To buy things we don't want.
To impress people we don't really care about.

...all in some vein attempt to be "good enough" in the eyes of society.

99% of those people in David Lloyds were utterly miserable. Drowning in car repayment plans, 26 years left on a mortgage, and 3-months away from losing everything.

After 3 years traveling across S.E.A, I've come to see being "rich" isn't about the Merc, or the Rollee.

Rich, to me, is having the ability to choose where I want to go, and when I want to go there.

Do what you want.
Go where you want.
Wear what you want.
And say what the f*ck you want.

I've removed myself from the culture I was raised in, and overtime, the cultural indoctrination wears off.

I now see that so many of us, for so long, have played a game without realising we were playing against ourselves the entire time.

Actually, when you think about it: it isn't funny at all.

It's kinda heartbreaking.

Good luck! x

p.s.: if people judge you for being you, that's their stuff they're working through - don't take it personally.

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